2020 Oberammergau Passion Play Package
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A rare opportunity to attend the legendary Oberammergau Passion Play; a 3-night pre-cruise experience* enhances a week-long Danube journey through the UNESCO-rich Wachau Valley.
*This cruise is inclusive of a 3-night pre-cruise package in Munich, Germany and Oberammergau, Germany with hotel accommodations, meals, city tours, ticket to the 2020 Passion Play and transfers for guests in categories S1 and above. Restrictions apply.
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- River
- 01 Jan 24
- Regensburg
- Budapest
- Europe
- From 07 Jul 20 to 15 Sep 20
- From 18Jul20 to 26Sep20
- 11 nights
- Crystal River Cruises
- Multiple Cruiseships 6 stars
- Cruise-Stay
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Regensburg, Passau, Melk, Dürnstein, Vienna, Budapest
Inclusions
- 5-star accommodations in all locations (Munich and Oberammergau), with breakfast daily; two lunches; two dinners
- Munich city tour and Oberammergau walking tour
- A luxury 7-night, all-inclusive river cruise on the Danube River
- Ticket for the Passion Play
- Dinner at the Passion Play during the break
- All transfers between airport, Munich, Oberammergau and your Crystal river ship. Transfers from airport to hotel upon arrival are Private
- Group Leader in Munich and Oberammergau
Important Terms
- * Rates quoted are in Australian dollars.
- *This cruise is inclusive of a 3-night pre-cruise package in Munich, Germany and Oberammergau, Germany with hotel accommodations, meals, city tours, ticket to the 2020 Passion Play and transfers for guests in categories S1 and above. Restrictions apply.
- Prices shown are fully inclusive of taxes unless otherwise stated.
- Advertised price includes any bonus nights, special offers or discounts listed in the inclusions.
- Surcharges may apply due to demand, Christmas & New Year's Eve, school or public holidays, trade shows, special events & other unforeseen circumstances.
- Prices may be based on Dynamic Rates and as such, may fluctuate at anytime without notice, due to matters outside our control, such as adverse currency fluctuations, fuel surcharges, taxes and airfare increases, or at the property's discretion.
Departures & Rates
| Cabin Name/Category | From Price/person | |
|---|---|---|
| Petite Suite with Panoramic Balcony-Window | Wait List | |
| One-Bedroom Crystal Penthouse with Panoramic Balcony-Window | Wait List | |
| Two-Bedroom Crystal Penthouse with Panoramic Balcony-Window | Wait List | |
| Deluxe Suite with Panoramic Balcony-Window | $15,850 | Book Now |
This cruise is inclusive of a 3-night pre-cruise package in Munich, Germany and Oberammergau, Germany with hotel accommodations, meals, city tours, ticket to the 2020 Passion Play and transfers for guests in categories S1 and above. Restrictions apply.
11 DAY / 10 NIGHT BUNDLED PACKAGE INCLUDES
- 5-star accommodations in all locations (Munich and Oberammergau), with breakfast daily; two lunches; two dinners
- A luxury 7-night, all-inclusive river cruise on the Danube River
- Munich city tour and Oberammergau walking tour
- Ticket for the Passion Play: 2.5 hours of the Passion Play; Break for included dinner; 2.5 final hours of the Passion Play
- All transfers between airport, Munich, Oberammergau and your Crystal river ship. Transfers from airport to hotel upon arrival are Private
- Group Leader in Munich and Oberammergau
| Overnight in Munich | Start of Oberammergau Pre-Cruise | End of Oberammergau Pre-Cruise/ Cruise Embark Date | Cruise Disembark Date | Ship |
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| 21Jun20 | 22Jun20 | 24Jun20 | 01Jul20 | Crystal Mahler |
| 23Jun20 | 24Jun20 | 26Jun20 | 03Jul20 | Crystal Ravel |
| 07Jul20 | 08Jul20 | 10Jul20 | 17Jul20 | Crystal Ravel |
| 21Jul20 | 22Jul20 | 24Jul20 | 31Jul20 | Crystal Ravel |
| 04Aug20 | 05Aug20 | 07Aug20 | 14Aug20 | Crystal Ravel |
| 18Aug20 | 19Aug20 | 21Aug20 | 28Aug20 | Crystal Ravel |
| 15Sep20 | 16Sep20 | 18Sep20 | 25Sep20 | Crystal Ravel |
CRYSTAL RIVER CRUISES SIGNATURE HALLMARKS
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- The only all-suite river ships in Europe; every suite featuring a king-size bed, most with walk-in closets
- European butler service in all categories and 24-hour room service
- Michelin star-inspired farm-to-table dining, featuring Crystal’s acclaimed cuisine with regionally inspired menus
- Complimentary Crystal Signature Event on every itinerary
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- Unlimited fine wines, champagnes, premium spirits and beers, as well as soft drinks and bottled water
- All gratuities, shipboard and shoreside included
- Complimentary unlimited Wi-Fi, plus high-tech in-suite amenities including bedside iPad directory
- Crystal Collection of curated destination experiences in every port, both inclusive and optional
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*Rates are based on per person for two adults sharing. For solo travellers or single person occupancy rates, or other cabin types not listed, please contact our Travel Specialists for a quote.
Cabins
Itinerary
Date |
Port |
Arrival |
Departure |
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Sep 18, Friday |
Regensburg, Germany » | Embark pm | |
| Situated at the northernmost bend of the Danube and boasting a well-preserved medieval center, Regensburg finds itself not only a UNESCO World Heritage Site but also a traveler’s favorite destination. This charming town came through World War II unscathed, with its 1,400 or so ancient buildings standing as regal testament to days gone by. In fact, Regensburg can trace its history to the Celtic age. Other pages of its interesting story include chapters as a major trading hub in Roman times and, in the centuries following, a flourishing city that displayed its prosperity and confidence with embellished churches, stately homes and sturdy towers to protect it all. Today, nothing can shield Regensburg from the admiration of visitors who develop an enduring fondness for this riverside treasure, complete with elaborate cathedral, quintessential clock tower, multi-arched bridge and multi-faceted personality. | |||
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Sep 19, Saturday |
Regensburg, Germany » | 8:00 PM | |
| Situated at the northernmost bend of the Danube and boasting a well-preserved medieval center, Regensburg finds itself not only a UNESCO World Heritage Site but also a traveler’s favorite destination. This charming town came through World War II unscathed, with its 1,400 or so ancient buildings standing as regal testament to days gone by. In fact, Regensburg can trace its history to the Celtic age. Other pages of its interesting story include chapters as a major trading hub in Roman times and, in the centuries following, a flourishing city that displayed its prosperity and confidence with embellished churches, stately homes and sturdy towers to protect it all. Today, nothing can shield Regensburg from the admiration of visitors who develop an enduring fondness for this riverside treasure, complete with elaborate cathedral, quintessential clock tower, multi-arched bridge and multi-faceted personality. | |||
| Passau, Germany » |
9:00 AM | 7:00 PM | |
| At the confluence of the Danube, Inn and Ilz rivers, Passau is also situated at a meeting of cultures. The town began as a Roman settlement, enjoying the rising tide of influence as the largest bishopric in the Holy Roman Empire and enduringly vibrant as a hub for various trade and manufacturing pursuits, including salt, swords and ideas. Experience Passau’s charm as you the wander the cobbled streets of Old Town, gaze upon arched bridges and Italianate manses and encounter magnificent St. Stephen’s Cathedral and the New Bishop’s Residence. | |||
| Melk, Austria » |
9:00 AM | 1:00 PM | |
| Best known for its fortified baroque Benedictine monastery, Melk Abbey, the town of Melk boasts an assortment of smaller gems. Among them, the city’s riverside location, serene and regal with a ribbon of wooded groves giving way to the lovely village. Cobbled lanes and a petite size make for a pleasant stroll with a chance to discover its 16th-century Town Hall, or Rathaus, in the center of town, and Haus am Stein, or House at the Rock. Built in the 15th century, the vine-covered abode is Melk’s oldest building. | |||
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Sep 21, Monday |
Dürnstein, Austria » | 3:00 PM | 11:59 PM |
| Considered as one of the most visited tourist spots in Wachau Valley, D—rnstein is a robust wine-growing region that sits perfectly alongside the Danube river. Durnstein Castle, the region’s famous architectural highlight derives its name from duerr meaning “dry” and stein meaning “stone”. This landmark sits atop a rocky mountain, high above the damp conditions of the Danube at its base as it overlooks the town. With its picture-perfect scenery, Durnstein’s beauty is enhanced by verdant forests, rolling hills, and thriving vineyards that ensconce the town. Take in the sights, sip some of the region’s local wines and simply enjoy a leisurely day in this classic, postcard-worthy European town. | |||
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Sep 22, Tuesday |
Vienna, Austria » | 7:00 AM | |
| Layered and elegant, with elements of cozy and grand, musical and visual might be the best way to characterize Vienna—or one of many ways, as this imperial city surely can inspire endless lines of poetic descriptions. Once the capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and forever known for its distinguished roster of composers who either were born or lived and worked here—including Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert, both Strausses, Liszt and Brahms—Vienna finds itself at the very center of European culture, even as it sits near the border of the Czech republic, Slovakia and Hungary. Turn to a blank page to memorialize your own impressions of this grand city, remarking on its manicured gardens, ornate architecture—especially that of the famed Ringstrasse—intimate bistro pubs called beisln and a certain flourish that can only be called Vienna. | |||
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Sep 23, Wednesday |
Vienna, Austria » | 4:00 PM | |
| Layered and elegant, with elements of cozy and grand, musical and visual might be the best way to characterize Vienna—or one of many ways, as this imperial city surely can inspire endless lines of poetic descriptions. Once the capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and forever known for its distinguished roster of composers who either were born or lived and worked here—including Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert, both Strausses, Liszt and Brahms—Vienna finds itself at the very center of European culture, even as it sits near the border of the Czech republic, Slovakia and Hungary. Turn to a blank page to memorialize your own impressions of this grand city, remarking on its manicured gardens, ornate architecture—especially that of the famed Ringstrasse—intimate bistro pubs called beisln and a certain flourish that can only be called Vienna. | |||
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Sep 24, Thursday |
Budapest, Hungary » | 9:00 AM | |
| Cast your eye over the Budapest skyline, and you’ll see all the makings of a world-class city and striking photograph: domes and spires, bridges and lampposts, splendid architecture in the foreground, rolling hills in the back, and the Danube River placidly curving through it, providing a reflective surface for sunsets and city lights. Look closer, and the treasures of Budapest—Hungary’s capital and the largest metropolis—really come to light. Castle Hill is at the top of most visitors’ lists, a UNESCO-listed district hosting Buda Castle, Trinity Square, Matthias Church and Fishermen’s Bastion. The area is also residential, with 18th-century houses, cobblestone streets and few cars, thanks to a strict vehicular ordinance, giving you a real sense of what the city must have been like ages ago. Budapest is full of history, originally a Roman settlement, formed as a unified city when Buda and Pest joined in 1873, overtaken by various invading forces over the centuries, and today an interesting goulash of local culture and foreign influences. Take a seat in a Turkish-era bath or savor rich Esterházy torte in a genteel coffee house to experience the many sides of a city that charms from both sides of the Danube. | |||
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Sep 25, Friday |
Budapest, Hungary » | Disembark am | |
| Cast your eye over the Budapest skyline, and you’ll see all the makings of a world-class city and striking photograph: domes and spires, bridges and lampposts, splendid architecture in the foreground, rolling hills in the back, and the Danube River placidly curving through it, providing a reflective surface for sunsets and city lights. Look closer, and the treasures of Budapest—Hungary’s capital and the largest metropolis—really come to light. Castle Hill is at the top of most visitors’ lists, a UNESCO-listed district hosting Buda Castle, Trinity Square, Matthias Church and Fishermen’s Bastion. The area is also residential, with 18th-century houses, cobblestone streets and few cars, thanks to a strict vehicular ordinance, giving you a real sense of what the city must have been like ages ago. Budapest is full of history, originally a Roman settlement, formed as a unified city when Buda and Pest joined in 1873, overtaken by various invading forces over the centuries, and today an interesting goulash of local culture and foreign influences. Take a seat in a Turkish-era bath or savor rich Esterházy torte in a genteel coffee house to experience the many sides of a city that charms from both sides of the Danube. | |||
Ship Info
Crystal Ravel
Inspired by the dreams of Charlemagne, Crystal Ravel embarks on the grandest of voyages along Europe’s mightiest rivers – the Rhine, Main and Danube. Travelling between Amsterdam and Budapest, prepare to explore the capital cities and quaint villages of Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Slovakia and Hungary.
Crystal Mahler
Inspired by the dreams of Charlemagne, Crystal Mahler embarks on the grandest of voyages along Europe’s mightiest rivers – the Rhine, Main and Danube. The Crystal Mahler is set to launch onto the great rivers of Europe mid 2017.
Cruise Line
Crystal River Cruises
Discover the Great Rivers of Europe
From the World’s Most Awarded Luxury Cruise Line comes an unrivalled new way to explore the legendary capitals and enchanting landscapes of Europe’s majestic waterways. Introducing the all-suite river yachts of Crystal River Cruises. With more overnight stays featuring exclusive experiences ashore, culture seekers and adventurists will appreciate the privileged access and rare opportunity to explore on uniquely personal terms.
About Crystal River Cruises
ALL THE HALLMARKS OF THE LEGENDARY CRYSTAL EXPERIENCE
Service. Space. Quality. Choices – Completely reimagining the European river experience with the most spacious, state-of-the-art fleet of five all-suite river yachts boasting exceptional design and unparalleled all-inclusive amenities, including butler service for every suite.
Each Crystal ship has its own atmosphere and own unique character. With each voyage you sail, you are sure to discover something new on board, but will always come ‘home’ to a welcomed familiarity-your Crystal Family.
Accommodations
EXCLUSIVE PERSPECTIVES
Nowhere else does the grandeur and serenity of the world come into view more clearly than it does from the sublime comfort and quiet privacy of your well-appointed verandah stateroom or suite.
Ambiance
THE HEART OF REVELRY
Welcoming ambiance of contemporary style and warmth, Crystal Cove is host to soft piano music and lively conversation. An ideal setting whether meeting for pre-dinner cocktails or following a day ashore.
Dining
TRAVEL TO TASTE THE WORLD
Renowned for the award-winning cuisine, the elegant Crystal Dining Room aboard Crystal Serenity and Crystal Symphony set the stage for exceptional culinary experiences throughout the day. Evenings are enhanced with a progressive new Modern menu served alongside a Classic menu of traditional favorites.
Bars & Lounges
CREATIVE BEGINNINGS
Fresh mango, muddled raspberries or a zest of ginger. Savor a custom-blended cocktail at the Crystal Cove bar, where something as seemingly simple as an aperitif becomes a stellar event unto itself.
